Tamiko Bolton Happy birthday, George Soros! The billionaire investment mogul married Tamiko Bolton on his 82nd birthday! That is one heck of a birthday present, if you ask us. Money, money, money… Some say it makes the world go round, some think it’s the root of all evil, but most of us wouldn’t say no
History is filled with tales of ghosts and ghouls that have lived on for centuries and captured our imaginations. Here are some of the most haunting ghost stories throughout the centuries that still have the power to send a chill up your spine. The Ghost Tales (or lack thereor) in the 16th Century The headless
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Juan Pujol Garcia, who was called “the greatest double agent of the Second World War” by the former MI5 official historian Christopher Andrew, helped to perpetrate the elaborate ruse that guaranteed D-Day’s success. Now, there have been declassified files released by Great Britain’s National Archives which have revealed that the top-secret mission of “Agent Garbo”
The First Lady has always played an important role in U.S. Presidency. Whether she is simply showing support for her devoted spouse during the campaign or coming up with viable solutions that could help our nation to grow and prosper, our First Ladies have definitely made their mark in U.S. History. Here are a few
Marilyn Monroe put most of us to shame with her yoga poses shot back in 1948. She makes it look so easy, but it’s actually not if you’re a beginner. You have to work and gradually stretch yourself into these poses. It can take some time for your body to become this limber. We know
Charles Leiper Grigg, also known as C.L. Grigg was born in a small town that typically never shows up on most state maps. However, his impact in the food and beverage industry still resonates strong to this day. He is well-known for inventing a number of soft drinks throughout his career, including Whistle and
Marguerite “Missy” LeHand was one of the most influential and authoritative women of politics during the twentieth century, yet she is also one of the most under-appreciated. If in November, Hillary Clinton wins the election, it is likely that she will bring along her primary gatekeeper, Huma Abedin. Abedin is Clinton’s 41-year-old campaign vice chair,